Children’s Book Corner is a column suggesting children’s books from a mother of 11 children, who has also explored writing for children. Today’s column highlights fun children’s book reads for August that will hopefully keep your young reader reading! By… Read More ›
Children’s Book Corner is a column suggesting children’s books from a mother of 11 children, who has also explored writing for children. Today’s column highlights fun children’s book reads for July that will hopefully keep your young reader reading! By… Read More ›
Poetry by Kale Millisock D-Day We come ashore by sea and air to fight a war we all must bear till it comes to end. D-Day, Part 2 We fight like hell on these beaches for all to see just… Read More ›
By Michael Andreacchio Alfonso Cuarón’s 2006 bleak dystopian thriller is more than meets the eye.
By Michael Andreacchio P.T. Anderson’s 2002 film is a romantic comedy on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
Essay written by Anastasia Tomko for Film Studies- 11/2018 In films, characters are often much like real life people in the way screenwriters portray the ways they perceive other people and the larger world around them. Sometimes this perception deceives… Read More ›